Answer:
Option D
A survey
Explanation:
This method can involve him handing out questionnaires to try to get an idea to establish his students poor exams performance. Ideally, he can give a survey to every student. Although this may not be practical.
Answer:
A bureaucracy
Explanation:
A bureaucracy is a formal, rationally organized social structure with clearly defined patterns of activity in which, ideally, every series of actions is functionally related to the purposes of the organization. Bureaucracy is also defined as a complex organization of departments, bureaus, and agencies composed of appointed officials that carry out the day-to-day operations of the government.
Answer: downward communication
Explanation:
Informal Communication refers to the unofficial and casual form of communication where there's exchange of information between people without conforming the chain of command.
It is regarded as the casual communication that takes place between the coworkers in the workplace. Informal communication include the grapevine, emergent networks and natural social interactions.
It should be noted that downward communication isn't an informal communication. Downward communication involves the flow of information in an organization from the higher level to the lower level. It's a formal communication.
Answer:
I hope this will help you write the speech
Explanation:
On the way home from the hearing yesterday, I stopped to get a tour of our local community facility for those in need, the Action Center. They said that they were having trouble with moving people from homelessness into housing due to a less than 5% vacancy rate in rental housing in our area. So it seems like more building would be good in that context to move people from underconsumption to consumption.
I think individuals probably do “overconsume,” and people with more probably have since before recorded time. In those days it was decried more from a “give your extra to those who have none” context rather than a “reduce your environmental footprint” context, but the behavior seems to be the same.
Still, I’m not sure that decreasing timber production from small western communities close to federal land is really related to the problem of overconsumption. If people think so, I would like to hear more about it. Because people definitely do overconsume calories, and the solution has never been to buy up farmland to bring it back to its historical range of variation. When food or timber can be and is imported, I’m not sure that “overconsumption” is an argument for not producing it locally and giving our own folks jobs.
This topic is a bit of a crosswalk of my interests, and I wouldn’t have posted the essay below except that the topic came up. I took a class in Creative Writing with Gotham Writers Workshop online last fall. It was a good course and teacher was excellent. Here’s an essay I wrote for the class…note that Matthew didn’t say “we” overconsume, so the essay is not directed at folks like him.. his comment just reminded me of this essay.
To find the distance between Chicago and detroit
